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ZILR 4K60 HDMI Cable Kit

Whether you're shooting with drones or cameras, and displaying footage on large displays or small monitors, this 4K60 HDMI Cable Kit from ZILR makes sure that you have the right cable to connect your devices together. The kit offers ten different cables, supporting standard HDMI Type-A, Mini-HDMI, and Micro-HDMI interfaces as well as two HDMI Type-A to Mini/Micro-HDMI adapters. The cables include two of each: HDMI Type-A with straight connectors, HDMI Type-A with right-angle connectors, Mini-HDMI to HDMI Type-A, and Micro-HDMI to HDMI Type-A. Everything is easily organised and accessible in a zippered case that features elastic loops for each cable and adapter, plus clear windows on each side to quickly find the cable you need.

SKU: GC148-ZRHKIT01

ZILR 4K60 HDMI Cable Kit

ZILR 4K60 HDMI Cable Kit

Whether you're shooting with drones or cameras, and displaying footage on large displays or small monitors, this 4K60 HDMI Cable Kit from ZILR makes sure that you have the right cable to connect your devices together. The kit offers ten different cables, supporting standard HDMI Type-A, Mini-HDMI, and Micro-HDMI interfaces as well as two HDMI Type-A to Mini/Micro-HDMI adapters. The cables include two of each: HDMI Type-A with straight connectors, HDMI Type-A with right-angle connectors, Mini-HDMI to HDMI Type-A, and Micro-HDMI to HDMI Type-A. Everything is easily organised and accessible in a zippered case that features elastic loops for each cable and adapter, plus clear windows on each side to quickly find the cable you need.

Key Features:

Supports 4K up to 4096 x 2160 Resolution at 60 Hz Refresh

Support for HDR Contrast and Camera Log Formats

Secure Locking 24K Gold-plated Connectors

HDMI 2.0 Compliant

HDCP 2.2 for Playing Protected Content

HDMI Ethernet Channel

Up to 18 Gb/s of Bandwidth

What's in the Box:

ZILR 4K60 HDMI Cable Kit

HDMI Cable 50.4 cm

HDMI Cable (3.3')

HDMI Right Angle Cable 50.4 cm

Micro-HDMI to HDMI Cable 50.4 cm

Mini-HDMI to HDMI Cable 50.4 cm

Mini/Micro-HDMI Adapter

Carry Case

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Product Overview

ZILR 4K60 HDMI Cable Kit

Whether you're shooting with drones or cameras, and displaying footage on large displays or small monitors, this 4K60 HDMI Cable Kit from ZILR makes sure that you have the right cable to connect your devices together. The kit offers ten different cables, supporting standard HDMI Type-A, Mini-HDMI, and Micro-HDMI interfaces as well as two HDMI Type-A to Mini/Micro-HDMI adapters. The cables include two of each: HDMI Type-A with straight connectors, HDMI Type-A with right-angle connectors, Mini-HDMI to HDMI Type-A, and Micro-HDMI to HDMI Type-A. Everything is easily organised and accessible in a zippered case that features elastic loops for each cable and adapter, plus clear windows on each side to quickly find the cable you need.

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